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* Internet Search Results    *** Search Filter: "Doorway"    What's a doorway that doesn't have a door called? A doorway? passageway? archway? lintel? soffit? I have to label one on an architectural drawing, and it occurred to me that there may be a more technically accurate term for it than "passageway" or "archway." Proper size of header to support new door in load bearing wall? The wall in question is load bearing. I know how to properly build out the King and Jack studs, and if this weren't load bearing I'd just put in cripple studs, but since this is load bearing I figure on installing sistered 2x? over the doorway resting on doubled up jack studs. The only question I have is - 2 by WHAT? How do I feed an ethernet cable through a doorway without damaging the ... How do I feed an ethernet cable through a doorway without damaging the door or wall? Ask Question Asked 8 years, 7 months ago Modified 8 years, 7 months ago vinyl plank flooring, entry way door trim question I am installing vinyl plank flooring. I am stuck at the door. The problem is that I have a gap (for expansion) that is near to entry door. I want to hide this gap as this looks ugly (see image atta... How to reduce the size of a door opening to fit smaller door? That leaves me the option of the smaller door which I assume means reducing the size of the doorway by about 20mm all the way around. How would I go about doing this? The wall is an original (I think brick) internal supporting wall. The original timber frame is scrappy, but sound. I'm happy to replace it, or not. drywall - How to finish door frame as thin as possible - Home ... In order to allow them to come out in the future I want to make the doorway as wide as possible. I tried doing thin drywall but it was too narrow of an entry way. laminate floor - Am I required to install expansion joints at all ... My question is that is it necessary to really use transition molding on each doorway ? My house got standard size room doors and they are all less than 4 ft. My master room has 3 doors. I don't want to install transition molding everywhere. Can I leave more expansion gap around the perimeter to avoid transition molding? Where should the floor transition from tile to carpet go? If there's a door, under the door, directly. Otherwise, either dead center or even with one edge or the other. If there's no door, I'd say bring the carpet up to the edge of the tile, rather than cutting the tile to meet in the middle. That said - it's a purely aesthetic choice. How to frame a door in a passageway? - Home Improvement Stack Exchange I'd like to add a door into the entrance of a passageway which leads into the bedrooms. The entrance dimensions are 87 1/4 X 39 3/4 and is drywall. it seems the standard door widths are 36 X 80, so... Washer won't fit thru back door. What do I do? However, sometimes just removing the top, door, and hoses will make a machine shallower (front to back) than its initial width, soyou could do that amd fit through a doorway sideways.       * Latest DOORS 101 News        *** News Filter: "Doorway"     That’s Disgusting! My Cats’ Dirty Little Secret  Catster 'Ireland's gate to hell': a Co Roscommon cave and the Otherworld  RTE.ie Video: Puppy’s Great Escape From Baby Gate Has Cat Shocked  DogTime Why Do Cats Hate Closed Doors?  Mental Floss These Are the Top Cat Gates That Actually Work  A-Z Animals The 9 Most Reliable Pet Gates Tested In Real Homes  The Spruce Pets How to Train Your Cat to Use the Cat Door  PetMD Why do cats hate closed doors?  Live Science Orange Cat Picks the Most On-Brand Way To Watch Neighbor Dog Play in Yard  PetHelpful Mountain lion strolls through front door of Southern California home, coming face-to-face with man  ABC7 San Francisco 10 Best Outdoor Cat Houses of 2025 – Reviews & Top Picks  Catster Two Determined Cats Attempt to Pass Through Increasingly Smaller Cardboard Holes in the Doorway  Laughing Squid Does Your Cat Wait For You Outside the Bathroom? Here's Why  Popsugar Colony Cat Rescuers Get a Priceless Reward When an Orange and White Cat Appears  Cole & Marmalade Office cat collects money for homeless by snatching from passers-by  abcnews.go.com